Test code and AI systems against real-world abuse

Static analysis, OWASP LLM coverage, and model-assisted reports that engineers and leadership can both act on.

OWASP LLM Top 10Static analysisGemini explanationsAudit-ready exports

Protection for code and AI-assisted workflows

Traceable analysis, policy, and evidence — not vague “AI magic.”

Developers working on laptops — code review and traceable engineering analysis

Actionable security intelligence

Findings with remediation context and summaries for security and engineering.

Server racks and cabling — monitored infrastructure and operational security posture

Operational security dashboard

Repo trends, severity mix, and policy posture for program owners.

Network cable through a security lock — protected paths and controlled access

Privacy & SDLC fit

Project isolation, retention controls, GitHub and pipeline ingest.

Ingest, analyze, report — one pipeline

Three stages, consistent evidence from PR check to audit pack.

01

Connect

Repos, zips, or paths — read-scoped GitHub or manual ingest.

02

Analyze

Static analysis and policies mapped to OWASP and your standards.

03

Report

Evidence for audits and concise fixes for developers.

OWASP Top 10 for Large Language Model Applications

Testing and reporting aligned to the industry LLM risk reference (2025).

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Critical

LLM01

Prompt Injection

Crafted inputs manipulate the model to bypass safeguards, leak instructions, or trigger unintended tool or data access.

Critical

LLM02

Sensitive Information Disclosure

Models may echo secrets, PII, or proprietary context from prompts, retrieval, or training unless outputs are validated and redacted.

High

LLM03

Supply Chain

Compromised models, datasets, plugins, or dependencies can introduce backdoors and unpredictable behaviour in production agents.

High

LLM04

Data and Model Poisoning

Adversarial or low-integrity training or fine-tuning data can skew model behaviour and embed persistent weaknesses.

High

LLM05

Improper Output Handling

Downstream components that trust LLM output without encoding, validation, or policy checks inherit injection and abuse risk.

Critical

LLM06

Excessive Agency

Over-privileged tools, autonomous loops, or broad API scopes let a single bad completion cause outsized real-world impact.

High

LLM07

System Prompt Leakage

System prompts, hidden policies, and internal instructions can be extracted and replayed to weaken defences or clone behaviour.

Medium

LLM08

Vector and Embedding Weaknesses

Poisoned chunks, weak access control on retrieval, or embedding gaps break the trust boundary between corpus and model.

Medium

LLM09

Misinformation

Confident but incorrect outputs erode trust, skew decisions, and create compliance exposure when humans over-rely on the model.

High

LLM10

Unbounded Consumption

Abuse of tokens, GPU, or paid APIs enables denial of wallet, noisy neighbour issues, and unstable cost profiles at scale.

Works with the controls you already operate

Meet teams where they work — developers in GitHub, platform engineers in automation.

GitHub

GitHub App for scans on default branches and pull requests.

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API & automation

REST APIs for projects, scans, and reports in your pipelines.

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Controlled deployment

Self-managed components when code cannot leave your boundary.

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The business case for disciplined AI and application security

$4.45M+

Average breach cost (IBM, 2023)

Application and AI risk shows up as incidents, fines, and churn.

EU AI Act & NIST RMF

Emerging regulatory bar

Documentation and testing expectations for AI are tightening.

First-line defence

Engineering-led security

Early security instrumentation means fewer fire drills later.

What security leaders tell us

Finally a platform that speaks both engineering and audit. We can show coverage, not just a slide about 'doing AI safely.'

Maya R.Head of Product Security, Horizon Labs

OWASP alignment was the table stakes for our enterprise customers. MasSecEval made that narrative factual, not aspirational.

Dev PatelDirector of Platform, ArcNet

The combination of static findings and model-generated remediation notes cut our mean time to remediate dramatically.

Elena KostasVP Engineering, Tideway

Common questions

Need a deeper architecture review? Our team supports enterprise evaluations.

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How do you handle sensitive source code?

Projects are isolated with distinct storage and vector namespaces. You control what is uploaded, and enterprise deployments can keep data inside your perimeter.

Is this only for LLMs?

No. MasSecEval's core is static analysis for conventional applications, with explicit coverage for LLM-specific risks where models and retrieval are in scope.

Can outputs feed our GRC or ticketing stack?

Yes — structured exports and APIs are designed for Jira, ServiceNow-style workflows, and executive reporting packs.

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